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With gas prices soaring, it is irresponsible to allow greater use of the vehicles.

But Mr. Bush offered few new programs, endorsing a continuation of a ban on taxing Internet access and promising to auction parts of the government-controlled radio spectrum to allow greater use of wireless broadband connections.

The F.A.A. said it is exploring how to bring together electronics "manufacturers, consumer electronic associations, aircraft and avionics manufacturers, airlines, pilots, flight attendants and passengers" to figure out how to allow greater use of these electronics on planes.

An article on Monday about a panel's recommendation that the Federal Aviation Administration allow greater use of digital devices on flights misstated the standard measurement unit used to determine electrical emissions from the devices.

In the competitive world of aviation, some airlines such as Virgin Atlantic and Delta Airlines have started advertising the use of technologies that allow greater use of mobile devices on flights.

It will allow greater use of cloud computing by small businesses, for example by allowing them to keep customer databases and accounting systems online instead of in costly local servers.

Denise Hintzke, head of the global tax compliance initiative at Deloitte in New York, said the rules included extending some compliance deadlines and allowing greater use of computerized searches of existing accounts for signs of American connections.

SOPA would expand the ability of the government and private companies to hold Web sites responsible for content the companies believe infringes on their copyrights, allowing greater use of court orders and lawsuits that could ultimately shut down the sites.

He issued new guidelines allowing greater use of the Latin mass the order of the mass used before the reforms of the Second Vatican Council and he published the encyclicals Deus caritas est (2005; "God Is Love") and Spe salvi (2007; "Saved by Hope").

It is possible that the labor market reforms that allowed greater use of temporary contracts and encouraged this boom in hours also encouraged hiring less productive workers, which led to the drop in productivity.

He suggested that randomized controlled trials of subjects failing to achieve control on MDI were needed to better understand which type 2 diabetic subjects are appropriate candidates for the approach, that ongoing ascertainment of cost-effectiveness will be important, and that the development of simple and easy-to-use pumps will be of great importance in allowing greater use of this technology.